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District Of Columbia County Of Washington ss
i, ". LAIRD. JR. Cashier of the above-ua,n hank
do soieninly that the above statement IA tre tn
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
W. LAIRD, JR. Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before this 9TH tiay of
March. 1897. /. l. PARKHURST, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
A. B. JACKSON,
THOS. KNOWLES, Directors
1t i N'oA"
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Egigk Water in the Ygis>i>sippi.
RAILROAD TRAN EL nFEDED OS TnE MEMPHIS AND
LITTLE ROCK ROAD.

HE htth hUAb
CHICAGO March S.-A Times special from Mem-
pills. Tenn, says: The overflow Ul the Mississippi
has inundated the track oi The Memphis aud Lite
Rock road from HOpelicld, opposite This city, I'D
Madison, Ark, a distance uI IurlE miles. making
travel inpraclicabie. The Little Rock trains now
20 over the Kansas CITY road 10 Ne;iletoI, and
thence over the Helena branch II the iron MOun-
tain road TO Forest city, ARK, where They regain
their own track. The west bank al the river irum
the Missouri TO Memphis il almost wholly under
NaJer. The leyees below The city are sti Intact.
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BERLIN, March S.-Emperor William has ordered
that a deputation from the cars Prussian regi-
ment, equipped with the new repeating rifles. pre-
sent themselves before the car at GatSchlna on
the emperorS birthday. The cZari is highly pleased
with the idea. Sir Arthur SulliyanS ",;olden Le-
gend" will be performed At the Berlin opera house
during the eUperor'S fete week.
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The Milwaukee Printers strike.
THE JOB MEN BACK TO WORK. But THE NEW,
PAPER PRINTERS REMAIN orr

|, PAPER PRINTERS REMAIN OFT.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, March ST. was decided last
night by the Job printers who walked out A week
ago 10 declare the strike OF and return To work.
The proprietOrS decided 10 receive their employees
again, tut not as union men. They pledged theIn-
selves never 10 recognize the union again. The
newspaper printers took nO action. Tia" proprle-
tors Viii refuse 10 secriNe them back. they
rapidly nliihg the places Ol the strikers aud have
pledged themselves To stand 10y tle new men.
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THE DEPUTY SERGEANT T-sT-ARMs ARRESTED FOR
OEFERINti A MENBER A BRIEE.

OFFERING MEMBER BRIBE.
DENVER, Col. March s.-W. III. Aker, deputy
sergeant-:t-anls OF the house OF represent atyea,
Was arrested yesterday morning for an attempt at
bribery. ii Is alleged That Akcr offered a member
800 ii he would cast his vote against certain
Inca Sures. ID il also stated that Aker l. only
OF combination OF seven persons formed 10 defeat
these this, the other siX being members VI the
senate and house.
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The Proposed New Naval Observatory
THE DELAY In BEGINNING TIE WORK.

L NC 1AOpOSeO new Nava1 OOSefV6tOIys
THE DELAY IN BEGINNING THE WORK.
considerable fault is being found with the Sec
retary OF the Navy by of1cfals and scientists be-
cause OF his continued delay in beginning opera
tons Tor the construction OF new naval ObServa-
tory. In 1881 site for the new observatory was
selected by commission consisting OF Admiral
John Rodgers Senator Whyte and Representative
Leopold Morse, assisted by President Barnard, OF
ColumDla college, and Profs. Rowland and Hast
ings, OF Johns Hopkins university. Funds for
beginning the structure have been available for
over year. but nothing was done beyond pre-
pairing plans, which have never been approved. An
additional appropriation of $50 900 was made by
the last Congress, SO that now $4,000 Is availa-
Die 1Or entering into contract Tor It's c0mpietlon
at limit OF 100000. AS no plans have yet been
decided upon, there is no telling when operations
VIII be commenced.
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PHn.ADRLPHIA. March "A special from Homes
dale, Pa, says Inman and Mead Case, the young
sons OF the late Rev. John Case Baptist minister
at Hawley, quarreled at their home and drew re-
volyerS Inman shot his brother Mead and the
young man fell with groan. Al a late hour last
night the physicians said that the wounded Mead
must die. 1nman is wild with grief
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Fortunately His Aim Was had.
A SCOUNDREL KILLS HIMSELF AFTER SHOOTING At TWO
WOMEN.

BUFFALO, March S.-Last night WIN. Pohl, a
German, aged 32 years, fired a revolver at Mrs.
Julia Wauip, widow, but missed her. He after
ward fired at young woman named Lena Trenk-
horn, but the bullet went wide OF its mark. He
then put the pistol to his head and shot himself
through the BRAIN expiring almost Instantly.
Pohl had been paying the widow attentions, rep
reSenting himself single man. She discovered
that he was married and refused 10 have anything
further to do with him.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, March S.-Yesterday, In
the third district court, ten out OF twelve Mormon
jurors took the new oath provided in the recently
the municipal election In Rugham city the Nor
mons generally took the oath, electing the church
ticket C1umphantly.
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TEE ROUND TABLE CoNFERENCU.
w hat HAS Actually Been Accomplished
in the Way of Compromise.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON March S.-The Daily -Nc,cS cnmmunica-
ton about the round table conference from a
source which may he supposed indirectly 10 be
John Morley, is not absolutely correct In parts,
ana altogether does not give reliable idea OF the
progress which has been made. II Il not true that
Gladstone is unaware of the specific points which
have been decided at the conference. and now
objects To the agreement. Gladstone has been
thoroughly informed Of these matters. and has
expressed his willingness 10 weigh them. The
special Importance OF this Is that the points n
question, including. as / have said, the appoint
ment OF Irish Judges and the Ulster reservation,
are matters which AT one time
WERE CONSIDERED ISSUPER,BLR DIFFICULTIES.
This is one gain. The second Il that Gladstone's
home rule bin il no longer regarded 10y the Glad
Stonian members OF the conference the one
point OF departure. and on thi, subject the con-
ference begins over again with a clean slate.
Naturally that does moi mean that Gladst0ncS
policy Of home rule on a basis acceptable 10 the
Irish people Is IN any way put aside. II means tho
point al view II somewhat changed. oI course it
may happen al any moment mat PaTnrll or tho
extreme GladStonianS win put their foot down and
declare there is Ia bc concession of ans drScrtp-
tion, but all that can be said NJ present Is That
nothing OF the Kind has occurred.
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as follows: John McGOnigle, at San Buenaventura,
Cal. vice MIS- Jennie Goodwin, resigned; Susan K.
Burch, at Georgetown, KY, vice Milton Burch,
deceased; James w. Erickson, at Freehold. N. j.,
johnson, at Paterson, n j., vice John /. Conklin.
commission expired; Chas. E. Kinder, at Miamis-
burg, ONO, vice Henry Bolton, commission expired;
Bedford, commission expired; Henry Davie, at
DEM, n T., vice II. N. Buckley, commission ex-
Rired; samuel J. Brown, at Havana, N. Y, vice NJ.
a. Weaver, commission expired; Benjamin Rhodes,
at Niagara Falls, N. Y, vice Franklin Spald1ng,
commission expired; Edward j. Wood, at McAlinn-
VILE, Tenn, vice Richard Kennedy, removed. Sew
eral appointments as presidential postmasters
were also made the Senate having failed to act On
the original nominations
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MARRIAGES LICENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John W.
OF Charlestown, w. Va; John Boole and Eliza
Johnson; George ]. Holman, 1r., and Mary z.
Roach; w: +. Boyce and Margaret r. Peacock;
Arthur kldgely and Henrietta Lee; Norris Caval.
ha aud Jane Douglass
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strange Phenomenon in Indiana.

THE PEOPLE WAKE Up AND FIND THE EARTH GOV.
Erred WITH QUEER YELLOW STBSTASTK.
CHIC sGo, March "A giHl,S special trnm Evans
VILE. Ind says: The re>l1rntS at Princeton and
Vicinity are much exercised over a phrnUmenoa
which occurred there SUNDAY. \ ~,.Nrf,. RAIN
storm began before day yircll. ana when the citi-
Z.lIS arose they found tnr earth covered 10 tho
depth of an inch with yellow substance. 1hs
doctors and chemists haNc examined IL, tut vary
their conclusions. Nearly ali agree however, that
II a. vegetable formation ui some kind Portions
were sent toa scientist 1t indianapolis ur analy Sis.
Frank Blair made parial anals 81, ana S;N The
substance POSSESSES many 90 the characteristics or
sulphur II l. of pale yellow color, insoluble In
water or alcohol but fIaly soluble IN all uf turpen-
tine and bi-suplde of carbon. only having %
small quantity. could not make a fire trsi. When
allowed 10 cry SIaiiLe oui al solution OF hi-sul-
phlde of carbon and placed under a microscope iC
Is found 10 be composed OF small round bodies,
viii; Ia. LlagAillrd thirty diame'erS have the ap-
pearanCe al mustard seeds and Gicr ir.ln Orli-
nary hour sulphur. II II probably M VOLCANIC
origin, and thsS borne out by the recent discovery
OF foreign products in this city thought 10 bc cruI
tive bodies"
Reports from various other quarters or the dis
triCL 10 the effect that The phenomenon has
been general IA the counties of MarTick, spencer
and Pike.
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MEMORIAL FOR Mr. MANN1NG.-It is the inten-
tion Of a number OF prominent officials OF the
Treasury department to present Mr.. Manning with
handsome mementO of their regard and friend
Ship 1t is estimated that 1t will cost over thou
sand dollars
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e - REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK,
At Georgetown in the District of Columbia
At the Close OF Business, March 4th, 1887
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Mr.. Beecher's Last Night on Earth;
From the Dark Continent; The Great ocean Yacht
Race, the Mayflowers Rival; The Tilton-Beecher
Trial; Telegraphic Dispatches, Etc. The adver-
t1sements are classified as follows Auction Sales,
Educational, Summer Resorts, Proposals, Hotels,
Books, Ladies' Goods. Family Supplies, Sewing
Machines, Gentlemen's Goods, Attorneys, profes-
sional, Housefurnishings, Pianos and Organs,
Wood and Coal, Financial, Medical, Railroads
Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Specialties, The
Trades, Dentistry Undertakers.
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The FUNERAL of Lieut.. Col. r. n. Scott took
place this afternoon from his late residence on
DeSales street. He was buried with military hon.
ors In Oak Hill cemetery. The military escort
started at 3 O'Clock. 1t consisted OF a battery Of
the third artillery and the third artillery band.
Major cambridge commanded the escort as Col.
GIBSON was one OF the pail bearers. The other
pail bearers were Adjutant General Drum General
Benet General Macfeeley, General KeltOn, Sur
geon Huntington, Col j. NJ. Wilson and Captain
WylliS Lyman
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II EvESTSG STAR is served to Subscribers ,r .b.
CITY hy caTTerS- on their own account At M ,t % o
49,. 49, or sc ler month Copies the counter ,
cents each By mall-pOstag-s tyreraifi-50 -a.,s
month. one year, S6. SIX months - ~ 'eNs
seCond-cltss mail matter e 'OH' ~ w. aS
LIE WEEKLY SrAR-pubshel On Fridav-s1 a
80 -iosIaS" prepaid SIX months. 30 cents
s7 All mail subscriptions must he paid II, adv,r,a
IL paper sent loIger than Is paid for " 0'
Rates of ays rtisin- made lroVyl, cr, o,,,rs..,
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PLEURO-PNEUMONIA IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
missioner COlman has received from Gov. Ames. Of
Massachusetts, his acceptance OF the rules and
regulations OF the department Of agriculture for
the suppression of pleuro-pneum0nia. Additional
setts DR.. Salmon, chief Of the bureau of animal
industry, will go to Massachusetts, to make per-
SOnal Investigation.
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To FURTHER INTRODUCE

THIS MOST EXCELLENT ARTICLE
WE WILL MAKE SPECIALLY LOW PRICES To
THE TRADE ON
BUTCHERS HARD WAX FLOOR POLISH AND
PIANO POLISH.
1t has equal
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
nh2 f24 9th street
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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following appointments have been made in
the Department OF the Interior:
Matthew A. Manning, OF West Virginia, chief of
DIVISION In Pension Office at s., 900 per annum.
Walter Jordan, OF Fort Buford, Dakota, an ap-
pra1Ser OF right OF way OF st. Paul, Minneapolis
ana Manitoba railway company through the Fort
BerthOid and Blackfeet Indian reservations.
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District Of Columbia. City Of Washington, IS:
l. j. A RUFF, Cashier of the above named Bank. do
soIenly swear that the above statement true
best OF my knowledge and belief.
j. A. RUFF. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9TH day of
March. 1887. SAINT. H. WALkER
United States Commissioner for the District Column
bia.
COrrect-Attest:
SAMUEL NORMENT,
W. b. WEBB.
j. G. ERGOOD. D..
JAS. l.. BARBOUR Direetors.
B. CHARLTON.
1t HOkAIIO BROWNING,
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THE PRESIDENT sent telegram of sympathy to
Mrs. Beecher today
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. c. T. U.-THE QUARTERLY MEET
- 90 ing of Chaplin Auxiliary will be held on
WEDNESDAY. March the 9th, at 80 Pm. in Cen
tral Mission Rooms, $50 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Su
perntendent will read reports All persons invited.
MRS NJ L. COHEN, President.
MRS. L. DEANE, Rec Sec It.
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CokE. CoKr,
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEsT FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPaNY,s
COKE
OEaars received at
Once Gas Company, AIS 10Th 81 NV
Either Of the eight Offices Of JOHNSON BRoTHFRS
A-G- JOHNSON & BROTHERS. offices
" BALDWIN JOHNsoN's Offices.
and at
HENRY A JONES. grocery store.
ta3l-3m 3lOI St NV, Georgetown
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S219,9S2; customs, s5537l7
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the spring fuller crimson comes upon the
In the spring the wanton lapwng gets himself another
In the sprins loveler irs changes the FURNISHED
In the spring young mans fancyn
SERIOUSLY TURNS TO THOUGHTS OF WHERE
TO GET THEMO STYLISH SPRING ovERCoAT.
AND THIS FACT PROVERBS FEW WORDS ON
1HE SUBJECT OF FINE SILK LINED GARMENTS
THERE ARE OvERCOATs AND OvERCoATs, BUT
THE MYSTERY Is WHY ANY ONE WILL PAY $50
FOR ONE WHEN HE CAN BUY ONE REApY-M,pE
OF AS GOOD MATERIAL. INSIDE AND OUT, AS
WELL MALE AND AS WELL CUT FOR sa5.
WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL EFFORT THIS
SPRING To SHOW HOW BEAUTIFULLY THESE
GARMENTS CAN BE GOTTEN Up NOT ONLY IN
QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP. But IN TASTE
AND HARMONY SILK LININGs MADE TO HAIR
MoNIzE WITH THE OUTSIDE so THAT NO ONE
CAN DISTINGUISH THEM FROS FIRST CLASS
CUSTOM MADE COATS
We DON'T CALL THEM CUSTOMMADE, FOR
THEY ARE NOT, But THEY ARE EQUALLY AS
WELL MADE AND AS FINELY GOTTEN Up IN
EVERY EESPECT AS CUSTOM GARMENTS
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES, MADE FROM FINE
ENGLISH AND GERMAN GOODS, LINED WITH
PURE SILK EVERYBODY WHO SEES THEM
PRAISES THEM COME AND LOOK AT THEM
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GAS FIXTURES, so
No Charge for Hanging.
lowest Rates.
531 18th st.. Corcoran Building. rs
R~ PHoSvITA FAITHS COMBINATION, OF
49, Calisaya, Mild Cherry and Horsford,s Acid
Ibosphates popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
Ionic aud safeguard against Malaria. Sold MIL
bUEN's PHARMACY. l429 Pennsylvania ave, in
bottles or on drauRht with soda water. t15
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The Annapolis Short Line railroad wlnbe opened
tomorrow,
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CAPTAIN RICHARD w. MEADE and Naval Con-
structor William L. MintOnye, OF the board ap-
pointed by the Secretary OF the Navy to take in
ventOry Of the government stores at the various
navy yards, made an official visit to the naval
academy yesterday.
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PROPERTY HELD IN COMMON.-In the q. s. Su-
preme Court, yesterday, Justice Gray delivered
the opinion Of the court in the case of the exec-
tor OF Elias Speidel, deceased against the trustees
This was a suit brought by a former member OF
the community to recover what he claimed as his
individual share In the community's property.
that the members OF the society are equitable ten
ants In common OF the property held In trust and
fraud and against public policy, and should there
fore be dissolved. The court decided that mas
much as Speidel withdrew from the community in
1881 and never returned to it, he is not now entt-
tied to relief. II he ever had any rights he could
not assert them after such DELAY
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BABr COACHES. BABr Co.cHrs
BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES
BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES
At Factory Prices. At Factory Prices
Prom 5000 up the finest
Also WAGONS. YELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES Tpr-
CYCLES. WHEELBARKOw, BASkETS BIRD
CAGES.
Lowest Prices
Oh. RUPERT
NJ 4O3-iO5 7th stnw,
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OUR VESSELS IN AsIATIC WATERs.-Rear Admiral
Chandler, commanding the Asiatic station, reports
from Yokohama, February 10, that the Palo was
at Tientsin the Monocacy at Hong Kong the
Omaha, Essex and Marion at Yokohama and the
Brooklyn was expected there.abOut April 1. The
health OF the officers and crew was excellent.
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s- H. KAUFFMANN. Presr
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NJ T. PARKER. MAGNETIC HEALER. TREATS
w successfully all Chronic anc Nervous D5seases
WITHOUT medicine removal of clothing ConSuts
rIS-3w.
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TO INVESTIGATE POSTMASTER HARRTTY.-MeSsrS
Obery and Lyman, Of the civil service commits
sion. will go to Philadelphia tonight to investi-
gate complaints Of violations OF civil service rules
by Postmaster Harrity, OF Philadelphia, and the
CIVIL service board of examiners of his Office.
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DR. c. U. KENNEDY. SURGEON DEN
ES tist office and residence l426 New York
avenue. bet. 14th and 18th sta t12-1m
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CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
Iarkers and Dealers in Government Bonds
reTosits. Exchange Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
eli the Exchanges OF New York Philadelphia, Boston
ard Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made of Investment Securities. District
EoIcs aud all Local RAilroad Cas- Insurance aud Tele-
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock BOUGHT and sold. au7
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL yesterday issued an
order directing the postmaster at New York not
to deliver registered mail matter to the British
American Claim agency, the officers OF which are
now In arrest in New York.
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REDEMPTION OF TRADE DOLLARs.-The Treasury
department has issued a circular to holders of
trade dollars informing them that If they will ad-
wise the United States Treasurer any OF the SUBJ
treasurerS OF the amounts held redemption will be
made in the order In which the notifications are
received. Trade dollars mutilated, clipped or
stamped will not be redeemed, but purchased as
bullion IL the holders desire to have 1t so
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THE FOREMANS SALARY.-Secretary whitney has
decided to fix the compensation of the foreman to
be appointed at the navy yard ordnance shops
here at not less than 80 per day.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CHIEF MARSHAL.
So OF the Emancipation Celebration. 2O1o VI.
ave. u w. Washington, D. C.-Notice is hereby given to
all districts, clubs and organizations that You
requested to meet before March 18th, 1887, for
the purpose of electinS your chiefs and heads of di
Visions and You also requested that is each chief
Fourth Baptist church on L ST.. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. NV, at 30 O'Clock pm.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
mh1-3t L. JOHNSON, Chief Marshal
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LAND RESTORED TO ENTRY. - Commissioner
Sparks has ordered the restoration to entry Of
l., 300 acres OF land in the Red City Mich) land
district, which we're selected in 1871 by the jack
son, Lansing and Saginaw railroad company
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BEECHER AT REST FOREVER
Dying Almost ImpGrCGpthly This Morning
EFFORTS FOB LIBERAL REUNION.
BAD ACCIDENT ON AN ELEVATED ROAD.
The New Foundlanders Greatly Excited.
LIKE A WATCH THAT HAS run
DOWN..
They Hardly Know When Recchcr.s
Big Heart Ceased to Beat Forever.

he DIES WITHOUT A SIGN OF sTRUGGLE. WITH NEARLY
ALL WHO WERE DEAR TO HIM ABOUT HIS BED-A
WREATH OF FLOWERS INSTEAD or CRAZE UroN The
DooR-THE FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURSDAY.
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ANTON EBFRLY,

tf~-S THE MEDICAL LPHARMACEUTICALAN AND
Dental departments OF Howard university
Will hold their annual conme ncementS in the COngre
gational church Wednesday, March 9th, at 7:30 p.
Address to the graduating classes will be delivered by
Prot: L; Il. HOOD, NJ d. Valedictory address to the
medical class will be delivered by Dr. ALFRED L.
WYCkHAM; to the dental class by DR.. MURDOCH c.
SMITH; to the pharmaceutical class by DR.. MARY E.
MORRISON.
The profession and public are invited to be present
lnh7-:}t. c. B. PIJRVIS. NJ D. Secy